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The 13 Scariest (2005)
These treats are guaranteed to give you a harrowing Halloween. (By RevolutionSF Staff, October 31, 2005.) The 13 Scariest (2006)
From King to Lovecraft to Kathy Bates' scary voice, here are 13 stories we guarantee will give you both heebies and jeebies. (By RevolutionSF Staff, October 27, 2006.) Lost Time
Polar bears, a kid with special powers, miracle cures, secret scientific experiments, a crazy lady in the woods, characters who die, yet pop up again like malevolent one-eyed jack-in-the-boxes -- how can you not love this? (By Peggy Hailey, December 31, 2007.) Acacia: Chapter 5
The complete Chapter Five from David Anthony Durham's "Acacia." (By David Anthony Durham, July 14, 2007.) Adult Swim Q&A
Cowboy Bebop and Sealab 2021, Aqua Team Hunger Force and
Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law... and more new Space Ghost: Coast
to Coast! (By Jason Myers.) After Harry : City of Ember, Awake and Dreaming, Runemarks
Three more books to soothe your lack of Potter. (By Deanna Toxopeus, June 08, 2008.) After Harry : The Big List
The master list of books to satisfy post-Potter withdrawals. (By Deanna Toxopeus, July 07, 2008.) After Harry: His Dark Materials, Bartamaeus, Holes
After the Harry buzz wears off, you want another hit. We're here to enable you. (By Deanna Toxopeus, August 07, 2007.) Alex Ross: Better Reading Through Art
His work can turn a great story into an instant classic. Revolution takes a look at Alex Ross' contributions to comics, and finds it a much better place. (By Kenn McCracken.) Alien Voices
We hear alien voices - and they sound a lot like Spock and Q. (By Amy H. Sturgis.) All The Video Game Movies Are Belong To Us
Resident Evil is the latest movie to be based on a video game. And
so, we ... um... celebrate, I guess... its release with this look back at every
movie that has ever been based on a video game. (By Joe Crowe and Jason Myers.) Angel: Episode 1
Leap Day Special: A look back two Leap Years ago to the premiere of Angel. (By Shane Ivey and Joe Crowe, February 29, 2008.) Anime You've Probably Never Seen, But Damn Well Ought To: Part 1
If you've missed these, you've missed out: Revolution's anime editor picks a few of the reasons to watch anime! (By Kevin Pezzano.) Anita Blake
Naughty time with vampires and wereleopards in convenient book form. (By Deanna Toxopeus, August 03, 2007.) Apocalypses: The Best Worst Things To Happen To Earth
"Shouting and killing and reveling in joy." Whoo-hoo! (By RevolutionSF, April 22, 2008.) Apocalypses: The Best Worst Things To Happen to Earth vol. 2
More looks at the best terrible things to happen to our little planet. (By RevolutionSF, April 22, 2008.) ArmadilloCon 25: The Good, the Bad, and the Monkey
I don't really remember who brought up the subject of a panel discussion about gorillas. (By Mark Finn, August 18, 2003.) Armadillocon 27: Armadillos in the Mist
More Revolutionaries in one place than you can shake an ape at! (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, September 05, 2005.) Arnold Schwarzenegger Governor: California Grabs His Hand Again
The Terminator wins! The Terminator wins! Bring on the robot apocalypse! (By Joe Crowe, November 08, 2006.) Atilla (2001) : A Semi-Appreciation
We semi-appreciate a movie from 7 years ago with Gerard Butler before he was in 300. (By Shane Ivey, December 28, 2007.) Atreides Ponders White House Bid
Will Atreides seek the Presidency in 2004? (By Alan Riquelmy, October 10, 2002.) The Authority : An Appreciation
In the first few issues of The Authority, they killed God and saved the world. (By Kenn McCracken, June 26, 2008.) Aye-Yi-Yi Robot!
Asimov's classic I, Robot is coming to the silver screen! Almost. (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, March 19, 2004.) Babylon 5 Sucks / Rocks
Babylon 5 was a pretty good show. Except when it wasn't. Here's a fresh look at the last, best hope for mankind. (By RevolutionSF, August 01, 2007.) The Babylon Files
If Chris Carter and J. Michael Straczynski had worked together, this would have happened. No, really. (By Shane Ivey, February 07, 2003.) Back Lots of the Lost: The Implausibility of the Cliched "Lost World"
From Jules Verne to Harry Harrison, Arthur Conan Doyle to Greg Bear to Jurassic Park, the "lost world" took hold of science fiction and never let go. But what would it really be like? (By Paul T. Riddell.) Baker's Dozen with Bill Fountain
Rick Klaw interviews artist, filmmaker, blues critic and school teacher Bill Fountain, who returned to comics recently with "The Raven." (By Rick Klaw, February 01, 2006.) Baker's Dozen With Chris Roberson
Rampant chimpanzees, time travel and dirty pictures: All in a days work for writer and publisher Chris Roberson. (By Rick Klaw, August 04, 2005.) Baker's Dozen with David Anthony Durham
The author of Acacia talks about epic fantasy, and why it seems to come in threes. (By Rick Klaw, June 30, 2007.) Baker's Dozen With John Lucas
Rick Klaw sits down with the artist of Detective Comics, Legends of the Dark Knight, and Army of Darkness. (By Rick Klaw, December 10, 2004.) Baker's Dozen with John Picacio
One of our favorite artists talks about engagements, comic books, and of course cover art. (By Rick Klaw, July 03, 2006.) Baker's Dozen with Lewis Shiner
Writer Lewis Shiner discusses his work on the groundbreaking Fiction Liberation Front. (By Rick Klaw, August 07, 2007.) Baker's Dozen with Mark Finn
Rick Klaw talks with Robert E. Howard biographer Mark Finn about blood, thunder, and Blood & Thunder. (By Rick Klaw, January 10, 2007.) Baker's Dozen with Mark London Williams
The author of the Danger Boy series talks time-travel, dinosaurs, and writing for fans young and grown up. (By Rick Klaw, July 27, 2005.) Baker's Dozen with Norman Partridge
The horror writer talks about Dark Harvest, part crime novel, part campfire tale. (By Rick Klaw, October 28, 2007.) Baker's Dozen With Paul Malmont
The "Chinatown Death Cloud Peril" writer discusses Walter Gibson's height, among other things. (By Mark Finn, July 13, 2006.) Baker's Dozen with Terry Moore
Popular comics creator Terry Moore discusses life after Strangers in Paradise, his new series Echo, science fiction, and atom bombs.
(By Rick Klaw, April 11, 2008.) Baker's Dozen with the creators of The Damned: Cullen Bunn & Brian Hurtt
The creators from the Damned come clean. (By Rick Klaw, May 25, 2008.) Baker`s Dozen with Paul Benjamin
Mythology, high school, and myth figures in high school, with Pantheon High writer Paul Benjamin. (By Rick Klaw, March 29, 2007.) Batman Sucks/Rocks
For all the joy in the newest Bat-movie, we must never forget the pain that came before. (By RevolutionSF Staff, October 27, 2005.) Battlestar Galactica Season 3 Sucks / Rocks
How Battlestar Galactica's season 3 rocked, and how it didn't. (By Gary Mitchel, November 23, 2007.) 'Battlestar Galactica' Sucks/Rocks
'Galactica' sucks? Motherfrakker, are you crazy? But we'll do our best to see both sides. (By RevolutionSF Staff, October 06, 2006.) Battlestar Galactica: The New Star Trek
The new "Battlestar Galactica" does right what "Star Trek" put wrong. (By Joe Crowe, May 01, 2006.) Battlestar Galactica: Vipers vs. Sharks
So, that thing with Starbuck. What's up with that? (By Bryan Crowson, March 08, 2007.) Behind the Masks with Rick Baker
The legendary makeup master talks about Planet of the Apes, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and breaking into the biz. (By Jason Myers.) Bill Timoney: Legend of the Over-Voice
Veteran anime producer and dubber Bill Timoney talks art, biz, and paying the bills in this exclusive RevolutionSF interview. (By Kevin Pezzano, July 04, 2002.) Blindfolds and Cigarettes : Confessions of a General Bookseller
When you go shopping for books, you don't have to limit yourself to the geek sections. (By Peggy Hailey, September 18, 2003.) Blindfolds and Cigarettes: Mythago Wood
This classic is out of print, and one Revolutionary wants to know WHY. (By Sara Sutterfield Winn.) Blindfolds and Cigarettes: NESFA, SFBC, Sturgeon, FoxAcre Press
Looking for good sf? One Revolutionary says you might not have to look as hard as you thought... (By Robert R. Chase.) Blindfolds and Cigarettes: Reliving the Golden Age
Publishers know a lot of the old stuff is good. Here's a suggestion to make the good stuff worth publishing. (By Ian Banks, May 13, 2002.) Blindfolds and Cigarettes: Throwing Down the Literary Gauntlet
Got a beef with the quality of sf literature? You're not alone. (By Peggy Hailey.) Brad Meltzer : RevolutionSF Interview
Already a bestselling author, Brad Meltzer now faces a new challenge: taking over Green Arrow after Kevin Smith's phenomenal run. (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke.) Bridge Publications Announces Fanfic Writers of the Future Line
"We're trying to encourage a whole new generation that may be writing the Buffy the Vampire Slayer and The Fifth Element novelizations of tomorrow," says rep. (By Edgar Harris, June 17, 2002.) British Children Jump, Fail to Make Earthquake
Kids jumped. The earth shook. Somebody give this thing some symbolism. (By Joe Crowe.) Buffy Season 8, Issue 1
The 8th season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer starts up, in convenient comics form. (By Paul Benjamin, March 05, 2007.) Can't See the Forest #70
"Casanova," "Eternals," and Archie-like vampires. (By Alan J. Porter, July 13, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #72-73
Deadman without red tights, Xena, and what happened to the Martian junk after the War of the Worlds? (By Alan J. Porter, August 29, 2006.) Can't See the Forest #74
Reviews of "Battlestar Galactica," "Blade," "Criminal," "Ultimate Power," and the "Lone Ranger" in convenient comic book form. (By Alan J. Porter, September 28, 2006.) Can't See The Forest #76
Reviews of Civil War,New Avengers,Star Wars: Legacy, and Wisdom, and a metric ton of others. (By Alan J. Porter, February 15, 2007.) Chance: An Interview with Amber Benson
Buffy veteran Amber Benson discusses her new film, debuting at the 2002 Sidewalk Motion Picture Festival in Birmingham. (By Kenn McCracken, September 18, 2002.) Charmed: A Voluptuous Appreciation
Truly, Alyssa Milano was the boss.
(By James Palmer, May 31, 2006.) A Child's Garden of Artificial Life
Their love is not real, but they are: RevolutionSF has an in-depth look at creepy-cool robots you can buy here and now. (By M. Christian.) China Mieville : RevolutionSF Interview
The author of Perdido Street Station and Iron Council discusses living cities, world-building, the difficulty of politics in fantasy, and much more. (By Andrew Kozma, September 14, 2004.) Christian Gossett : RevolutionSF Interview
Christian Gossett invented Darth Maul's lightsaber and created The Red Star, one of the best comics on the market. A while back he sat down to talk to us about it. (By Kenn McCracken.) Chronicles of Riddick: An Appreciation
This DVD set has more Vin Diesel than is good for you. (By Kevin Pezzano, August 02, 2006.) City of Heroes / City of Villains Sucks / Rocks
We have played these games for years. Please let us talk about them for a minute. (By Gary Mitchel and Deanna Toxopeus, February 09, 2008.) Coast to Coast AM
Something on the radio, for all those who believe. (By Todd Shearer, December 31, 2007.) Comics of 1986 # 4: Watchmen
22 years before there was a movie, we were all over naked blue Dr. Manhattan. So to speak. (By Chris Roberson, April 25, 2008.) Comics of 1986 # 5 : Fantastic Four
Byrned out: the Fantastic Four series ruled back in 1986. (By Jay Willson, February 27, 2008.) Comics of 1986 # 6: Teen Titans
DC's Teen Titans made it how high up in the 1986 countdown? (By Alan J. Porter, January 15, 2008.) Comics of 1986 #10: Squadron Supreme
Hyperion, Nighthawk, and the Whizzer (yes, The Whizzer) took over their world, and revolutionized superhero comics. (By Chris Roberson, June 28, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #11: Uncanny X-Men
Rachel Summers! Cable! Stories that never ended! (By Alan J. Porter, June 27, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #12: Avengers
An evil guy ripped up a picture of Captain America's mom in 1986. Not cool. (By Joe Crowe, May 17, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #13: Amazing Spider-Man
The Hobgoblin bedeviled Spidey in the prehistoric days before Venom. (By Alan J. Porter, May 15, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #14: Swamp Thing
Alan Moore got back to nature for his take on Swamp Thing in 1986. (By Jay Willson, April 23, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #15: Dark Horse Presents
Dark Horse set the standard for anthologies with early appearances of Sin City and Concrete. (By Rick Klaw, April 22, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #16: Groo the Wanderer
"Did I err?" (By Jens H. Altmann, March 05, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #17: Legends
Superman, Dr. Fate, and the Shazam guy all on the same Earth. Mmmmm... comic books. (By Joe Crowe, March 05, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #18: Miracleman
Miracleman is the best thing ever. (By Chris Roberson, February 15, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #19: Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe
Marvel's Handbook brings us closer to true nerdity. (By Joe Crowe, February 15, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #20: Saga of Swamp Thing
Alan Moore's Swamp Thing comics are less silly-ass than the Swamp Thing movies. But they're great reading anyway. (By Jay Willson, January 16, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #21: Action Comics
John Byrne, Superman, rinse, repeat. (By Jay Willson, January 16, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #22: American Flagg!
One of the most iconic and snarky books of the 1980s. (By Mark Finn, December 19, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #23: Classic X-Men
Journey back to the day when there were fewer than 37 X-Men titles every month. (By Alan J. Porter, November 30, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #24: Daredevil
Daredevil from back when no one had ever heard of Ben Affleck. (By Jay Willson, November 28, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #25: Epic Illustrated
"Epic Illustrated" managed to do what Heavy Metal often did not: It made sense. (By Mark Finn, October 27, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #26: New Mutants
A reminder of two great things about being a teenager: Angst and superpowers. (By Paul Benjamin, October 27, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #27: The Shadow
Howard Chaykin, Uzis, and a flopped 1980s revival of the legendary pulp hero. (By Mark Finn, October 19, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #28: Thor
SKRAKATA-SKRAKATA-BOOM! Verily, this was good stuff that started to fade in 1986. (By Jay Willson, September 19, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #29: Who's Who
Thrill to the exploits of Balloon Buster and other DC Comics legends. (By Joe Crowe, September 19, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #30: X-Factor
Yes, the comic where Marvel threw their greatest story ever right in the crapper. (By Shane Ivey, September 12, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #31: All-Star Squadron
Dozens and dozens of superheroes, all beating Nazis so hard they starved to death rolling. (By Joe Crowe, August 11, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #32: Batman
How the Caped Crusader changed our comic editor's life. No, seriously. (By Alan J. Porter, August 11, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #33: Batman and the Outsiders
See, Geo-Force had earth powers. Hence the Geo. (By Jay Willson, August 11, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #34: Booster Gold
Twenty years ago, Booster Gold arrived to show us the way. (By Paul Benjamin, August 11, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #35: Cloak and Dagger
A superhero duo and the cheap sales stunts that messed 'em up. (By Alan J. Porter, July 23, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #36: DP7
Let us remember Marvel's New Universe and its incredibly obvious thought balloons. (By Paul Benjamin, July 22, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #37: DESTROY!!
A loving look back at the "LOUDEST COMIC BOOK IN THE UNIVERSE." (By Jay Willson, July 20, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #38: Detective Comics
In which Batman struggles with vampire chicks and a descent into lameness. (By Jay Willson, July 02, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #39: Longshot
An original Marvel character that stayed cool? That'd be a Longshot. (Sorry.) (By Paul Benjamin, June 19, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #40: Love and Rockets
Comic-book females who acted like real people. Who knew such a thing was possible? (By Jay Willson, May 31, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #41: Marvel Fanfare
Marvel Fanfare: The book that fans in 1986 hated so much they bought every issue. (By Joe Crowe, May 26, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #42: Moonshadow
The fantastic and surreal "Moonshadow" ushered in a new era of horror comics. (By Rick Klaw, May 08, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #43: Omaha the Cat Dancer
After this title arrived in 1986, we would never look at kitty cats the same way again. (By Jay Willson, May 08, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #44: Power Pack
See, it's brothers and sisters, and their last name is Powers, and they have powers.... (By Paul Benjamin, March 27, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #45: Secret Origins
DC revises its history! Stop the presses and call grandma! (By Joe Crowe, March 20, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #46: Secret Wars II
The omnipotent Beyonder comes to Earth -- and learns how to pee. Thanks, Spidey! (By Alan J. Porter, March 02, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #47: Superman
Say, what did happen to the Man of Tomorrow? (By Jay Willson, February 27, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #48: Peter Parker: The Spectacular Spider-Man
Four-color crack. It's all Peter Parker's fault. (By Alan J. Porter, February 20, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #49: The Spirit
Will Eisner. What else is there to say? (By Alan J. Porter, February 16, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #50: X-Men/Alpha Flight
This mini-series saw one of Kitty Pryde's shining moments. Or did it? (By Paul Benjamin, February 13, 2006.) Comics of 1986 #7: Elektra Assassin
In 1986, there was no Elektra movie. Bill Sienkiewicz's miniseries is good stuff. (By Paul O. Miles, July 13, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #8: Heroes Against Hunger
A zillion comic creators got together for a charity jam comic in 1986. (By Jay Willson, July 13, 2007.) Comics of 1986 #9: History of the DC Universe
DC's post-Crisis history all made sense for about five minutes. (By Jay Willson, June 30, 2007.) Comics of 1986: The Best Year Ever
Take a look back to a single year that changed comics forever. (By Alan J. Porter, February 13, 2006.) Comics Screed : January`s Over
Sating your need for comic book stuff, including Demo, Scalped, Batman, and Captain America. (By Jay Willson, February 06, 2008.) Comics Screed : War Heroes, The Stand, Shazam! for kids
A new publisher, and the return of Congorilla! (By Jay Willson, March 21, 2008.) Comics Screed : Items!
Spider-Man continuity gets flipped and flopped, and other buzz from the comics. (By Jay Willson, January 14, 2008.) Comics Screed : JMS, Demo, and Defenders
Comics in Straczynski's future, and Captain Britain and Demo are set to return. (By Jay Willson, March 10, 2008.) Comics Screed: 2008 Preview
A look at what's to come in 2008's comics. (By Jay Willson, January 02, 2008.) Coming Out : Confession of a Destroyer Fan
Our Books Editor reveals a surprising secret. She hopes you'll still respect her in the morning. (By Peggy Hailey, January 01, 2008.) Coming to RevSF: Jeff VanderMeer, Michael Moorcock, and Friends
Join us Thursday for a one-of-a-kind meeting with some of the hottest voices in fantasy! (By RevolutionSF, June 11, 2002.) Conan Examined
A critical look at the incarnations of Robert E. Howardís most famous creation. (By Mark Finn, September 14, 2003.) The Conan RPG Interview: Paul Tucker
Our own grim barbarian Mark Finn corners the Conan RPG developer for a chat about chicken, Cheetos, and adapting a swords-and-sorcery icon to gaming. (By Mark Finn, March 30, 2004.) Conan The Commercial : Seeking Robert E. Howard in His Most Famous Creation
RevSF's resident Conan-ologist looks at Conan stories in recent collections. (By Mark Finn, January 07, 2008.) Confessions of an Unrepentant Champions Guru
An ode to old-school superhero gaming. (By Weldon Adams, October 09, 2003.) 'Cover Story' Preview Gallery
A stunning gallery of John Picacio's award-winning art. (By John Picacio, June 27, 2006.) Crisis? What Crisis?
Everybody's talking about the next big DC shake-up. But just getting there has been fun enough. (By Daniel Robert, October 18, 2005.) CrossGen Comics - Bucking The System
One year, five books, twelve issues each, every one on time and most of them pretty damn good. CrossGen is worth checking out. (By Kenn McCracken.) CrossGen, Cross Country
Things get interesting when CrossGen Comics takes the floor. (By Kenn McCracken.) The Dangers of Toys 'R' Us: An Explanation of the Guidelines
With so many variables to consider, toys and collectibles deserve a rating system all their own. Here's how it works. (By Paul T. Riddell.) Dark Knight
That's not Batman! (By Van Plexico, July 20, 2008.) David Goyer II: (Just David Goyer II)
Goyer! Myers! The rematch! The screenwriter talks Blade 2, Blade 3, the Blade TV series, Ghost Rider, Phoenix Without Ashes, Murder Mysteries, Sandman, Evermere, and more. (By Jason Myers.) David Goyer: Stripped to the Bone
Set the Wayback Machine to summer 2000: Jason Myers interviews David Goyer on Blade, Ghost Rider, Blade 2, Dark City, Zigzag, and more! (By Jason Myers.) Dear Aby
Helpful advice from the lord of the underworld. (By The Lord of the Abyss, December 18, 2004.) Dear Aby
What to do about perverted sandwiches? (By The Lord of the Abyss, February 18, 2005.) Dear Aby
So, you've been offered dominion over the Earth? (By The Abyssal Lord, May 03, 2005.) Dear Aby
Dear Aby #5: Of mullets and millions. (By The Abyssal Lord, September 29, 2005.) Dear Aby
Dreams, in-laws, and a little hellish reading. (By The Abyssal Lord, February 16, 2006.) Death and Morons: The Jhonen Vasquez Story
RevolutionSF Hosts Jhonen Vasquez, October 26, 2001. Get the full transcript here. (By Shane Ivey.) DeepSouthCon 40: Joe Goes South
Because it's not the size of the Con, it's what you do with the panels. (By Joe Crowe, July 26, 2002.) Diana Prince: Wonder Woman
This collection shows off 1968's Wonder Woman, with no powers, but retaining her bad taste in men. (By Jorge de la Cova, February 16, 2008.) Diary of a Mad Man: Adventures at Comic-Con 2001
Legends, fans, and adventures in air travel. RevolutionSF covers Comic-Con! (By Kenn McCracken.) Disney Classics: The RevolutionSF Revamps
Classic Disney movies, matched up with comic book creators, revamped by us. You're welcome, Walt. (By RevolutionSF, July 01, 2008.) Doctor Who: A Brief History
A little history of Who. (By Alan Porter, March 20, 2006.) Doctor Who: Time Crash
Doctor Whos five and ten meet. Good stuff. (By Gary Mitchel, November 18, 2007.) Donnie Darko Q&A
The director and star of Donnie Darko discuss the vision behind it, moviemaking on a budget, and getting big-name stars for a small-name film. (By Jason Myers.) The Dorkus Factor: Making the Jump to Shark Speed
17 ways sci-fi gets it wrong. We're talking to you, Star Trek Nemesis! And Spider-Man. And Frankenstein. (By Adrian Simmons, March 04, 2008.) Dragon*Con 2001 Gallery: Fear the Photos
Funny costumes. Funny words. What else do you want out of life? (By Joe Crowe and Shane Ivey.) Dragon*Con 2001: Stop Dragon My Heart Around
The crushing, sweaty mobs... the phalanxes of Stormtroopers... John-Rhys Davies and Peter David... it's DragonCon 2001! (By Joe Crowe.) Dragon*Con 2002: Hearts In Atlanta
The Avengers, Khan's sidekick, and Jefferson Starship. Just another year at Dragon*Con for Joe Crowe. (By Joe Crowe, September 06, 2002.) Dragon*Con 2003: Keep the Geek Fire Burning
RevolutionSF survived another year at Dragon*Con. This is their story. (By Joe Crowe, February 16, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2003: Spiked at Dragon*Con
A con report by revolutionary Gary Mitchell. (By Gary Mitchel, February 16, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2003: The RevSF Experience
All the sights, sounds, and smells of DragonCon! (But without the sounds and smells.) (By Joe Crowe and Shane Ivey, February 16, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2004 Gallery
Fear the photos! (By RevolutionSF Staff, November 25, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2004: Best Costume Party Ever
Chaos reigns — at the best costume party in the Southeast. (By Shane Ivey, November 25, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2004: Delusions of Semi-Grandeur
Delusions of grandeur on the part of our humor editor. (By Joe Crowe, November 25, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2004: The Firefly Panel
Best con panel EVER. (By Kevin Pezzano, November 25, 2004.) Dragon*Con 2005 Photo Gallery
We're not just laughing at you, we're laughing WITH you. (By Joe Crowe, October 18, 2005.) Dragon*Con 2005: Best of Show
Hardcore fans do what hardcore fans do best. (By Kevin Pezzano, October 18, 2005.) Dragon*Con 2005: Everybody Dragon*Con Tonight
So you want to be on panel discussions at sci-fi
conventions.... (By Joe Crowe, October 18, 2005.) Dragon*Con 2005: Fandom, Fun and Fear
Strange days at the South's biggest con. (By Rachel Ivey and Shane Ivey, October 18, 2005.) Dragon*Con 2006 Photo Gallery
Who knows what evil lurks in the heart of DragonCon? (By Joe Crowe, December 06, 2006.) Dragon*Con 2006: The Search For Swag
Follow this advice if you want to live (through a sci-fi convention). (By Gary Mitchel, September 23, 2006.) Dragon*Con 2006: The Wrath of Con
Invisible monkeys, Robert E. Howard, and Star Trek trivia? Just another year at Dragon*Con. (By Joe Crowe, September 21, 2006.) Dragon*Con 2007: RevolutionSF Shows The Love
We put our stuff on the geek nation at DragonCon in 2007. (By Joe Crowe, September 09, 2007.) Dragon*Con 2007: Spreading the RevolutionSF Gospel
RevolutionSF forages amid the surging throng at Atlanta's sci-fi convention. (By Joe Crowe, August 31, 2007.) Dragon*Con Through The Ages
A look at the little-known history of the Atlanta sci-fi convention. (By Van Allen Plexico, August 30, 2007.) DragonCon 2000: Our First Time
Our look back at the first convention RevSF did our thing at. (By Joe Crowe, June 29, 2008.) DragonCon 2001 Gallery
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Anime Editor Kevin Pezzano finds that DragonCon isn't all it's cracked up to be. Still, the dealer's room just may have made the whole trip worthwhile... (By Kevin Pezzano, September 05, 2002.) Durham's Retrophantasma
RevSF spotlights David Cronenberg and a little piece of geek heaven in North Carolina. (By Laura Eldred, July 06, 2005.) E3
RevolutionSF gives you the skinny on the 2001 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, and tells you how to sneak into next year's big videogame extravaganza. (By Harrison Bergeron.) Earth: Final Conflict, Beastmaster, Tracker, and Sheena
Let us now reflect on some cancelled syndicated sci-fi shows. You watched them, and you know it. (By Joe Crowe, October 02, 2002.) Enterprise: The Preview
This fall, crewmembers of the Starship Enterprise will boldly put their hands where no Star Trek hands have gone before - in their pants. (By Alan Gratz.) Epic Pooh
RevolutionSF proudly presents Michael Moocock's classic critique of modern fantasy, the epic and the heroic in all their sloppy grandeur. (By Michael Moorcock.) Eureka: I`m Glad I Found It!
Eureka moments abound in this very human, very fun series. (By Rhetta Akamatsu, September 13, 2007.) An Evening with Brian Froud
The legendary fantasist tells all about Labyrinth, Faeries, The Dark Crystal, and working with Jim Henson. (By Jason Myers, August 22, 2002.) Everything Nominated for Saturn Awards
And we mean everything. (By Joe Crowe.) Evil Dead: The Musical
New York City just got a hell of a lot deader. (By Laura Eldred, January 12, 2007.) Fandom Sound and Fury
If a Trekkie complains in a forest and Rick Berman's not around to hear it, does it really make any difference? (By Paul T. Riddell.) Fanfic: The Nekkid Truth
Got fic? Joe Crowe takes us on an intimate exploration of the worlds of fan fiction. (By Joe Crowe, June 02, 2002.) Farscape : Crackers Do Matter
Time to do your part for Farscape. If a horror author cares enough to do it, shouldn't you? (By Caitlin R. Kiernan, September 09, 2002.) Farscape, Buffy, X-Files : Sidekick Season 2002
Spoiler warning: Sidekicks beware. (By Shane Ivey.) Favorite Vampire Books : Fangs for the Memories
Got a thing for night owls with sparkling smiles and whiff of danger? Peggy Hailey introduces us to her favorite children of the night. (By Peggy Hailey, August 22, 2002.) A Few Good Christmas Books
Looking for some cheery sci-fi for your holiday reading? These classics will keep you in the spirit! (By Robert R. Chase.) Filkin' A!
At this award ceremony, everybody got filked up. (By Joe Crowe, November 07, 2003.) Finn`s Wake : A Sci-Fi Convention Manifesto
A sci-fi convention manifesto! (By Mark Finn, November 20, 2003.) Finn`s Wake : All About the Quorn
"Quorn is apparently the Devil." (By Mark Finn, August 22, 2002.) Finn`s Wake : Confessions of an All-Male Drama Queen
Confessions of an all-male drama queen! (By Mark Finn, October 19, 2003.) Finn`s Wake : Finn and the Art of Bookstore Maintenance
Finn and the Art of Bookstore Maintenance. (By Mark Finn, August 08, 2002.) Finn`s Wake : They Don`t Call It A Wedding March For Nothing
They don't call it a wedding march for nothing. (By Mark Finn, September 14, 2003.) Finn`s Wake : Turkey Science
“Big whoop, Finn, you cooked a turkey.” (By Mark Finn, December 04, 2003.) Flash Gordon (1980): Rock Opera Extraordinaire, or Tale of Karmic Woe for Ming The Merciless?
Go, Flash! (By Lloyd A. Woodall, March 25, 2008.) Flouting Authority: The Tony Lee Interview
The writer of the upcoming Dr. Who comic book talks Doctors, companions, and the new TV series. (By Alan J. Porter, April 14, 2006.) Four Groovy Flicks from the '70s Wayback Machine
Today's science fiction film fans are woefully ignorant of the genre's heritage. Sherman, set the Wayback machine to 1970! (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, February 11, 2006.) Frank Beddor Interview: Following the Glow
"The Looking Glass Wars" and "Hatter M" contain Alice and Wonderland, but there's no tea party. Although they do have murder. (By Alan J. Porter, September 18, 2006.) Frank Cho and Scott Kurtz : RevolutionSF Interview
We cornered the cartoonists behind PvP and Liberty Meadows and made them talk. The results, like their comics, are mighty funny. (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, November 04, 2002.) Frell the Sci-Fi Channel
We're to blame for the cancellation of "Farscape." Give us hell, Sci Fi! (By Aaron Davis, March 14, 2003.) Frozen Iceman Killed By Arrow About A Zillion Years Ago
Take an arrow in the shoulder and see how YOU like it. (By Joe Crowe.) Futurama Q&A
Futurama premieres December 9! RevolutionSF presents Matt Groenig and the Futurama creators on the shows, games, movies, and more! (By Jason Myers.) Garth Ennis: As Nasty as He Wants to Be
Garth Ennis is a madman. Thank goodness. (By Kenn McCracken.) Gavin Grant of Small Beer Press: RevolutionSF Interview
Some say the small presses are publishing some of the best science fiction around. Gavin Grant's Small Beer Press is one reason why. (By Jeff Topham, July 18, 2002.) Geek Gift Guide : Halloween
Could there be a geekier holiday than Halloween? (By Geek Gift Gurus, October 25, 2007.) Geek Gift Guide: Back to School
School for geeks is often hellish. But with these things, at least you'll look neat. (By The Geek Gift Gurus, August 28, 2007.) Geek Gift Guide: Father's Day
Your dad likes the sci-fi. Normal ties and socks will never do. (By Geek Gift Gurus, June 11, 2007.) Geek Gift Guide: Mother's Day
Get your mom something cool for Mother's Day using this list. Or else. (By The Geek Gift Gurus, May 07, 2007.) Geek Gift Guide: Wedding Anniversary
Gifts for a geek aren't easy. We're here to help. (By The Geek Gift Gurus, April 24, 2007.) Geek Movies Not On DVD, A through K
These geek-tested, geek-approved movies need to be on DVD right now, and that's a big 10-4, good buddy. (By Staff and Contributors, February 23, 2007.) Geek Movies Not On DVD, L through Z
A second treasure hoard of geek-tested and geek-approved movies that are not on DVD. But they should be. Right now. Don't make us come over there. (By Staff and Contributors, February 23, 2007.) The Geek Who Saved Christmas
Sometimes, one can make all the difference. (By Joe Crowe, December 24, 2004.) Gen Con 2001
The products, the trends, the rumors, the babes, and a chance to win the Next Big Thing! (By Jeff Quick.) Gerard Jones : RevolutionSF Interview
The author of Men of Tomorrow explores the dreamy, seedy roots of comic books. (By Mark Finn, November 12, 2004.) Get To Know Us : Jason Myers, Andrew Kozma, Ubalstecha, Sneezy the Squid
If you want to someday escape your humdrum existence, like we did, get to know us! (By Jason Myers, Andrew Kozma and Deanna Toxopeus, Gary Mitchel, February 21, 2008.) Get To Know Us : Rick Klaw, Matthew Bey, Jay Willson
What are our likes? Our dislikes? Get to know a contributing writer, our comics editor, and one of our fiction editors. (By Rick Klaw, Matthew Bey and Jay Willson, February 14, 2008.) Get To Know Us : Shane Ivey, Joe Crowe
What makes us us? Click here to find out about the news guy and the grand poobah. (By Shane Ivey, Joe Crowe, February 24, 2008.) Get To Know Us: Mark Finn, Peggy Hailey, Dave Farnell
Your handy, helpful guide to RevolutionSF co-conspirators, including a contributing editor, our books editor, and our message board producer. (By Mark Finn, Peggy Hailey and Dave Farnell, February 08, 2008.) Ghost of Honor
His dream was to build a canal city, to host his glorious Convention. This is his story. (By Mike Simanoff, January 27, 2003.) Glass Hammer Strikes Again
An interview with Glass Hammer's Steve Babb. (By Amy H. Sturgis, October 17, 2002.) The Good Old Days Done Come and Gone and Ain't Gonna Come Back No Kinda Way
Fresh from ArmadilloCon, Joe Lansdale expounds on the state of science fiction. (Hint: It rhymes with "ducks" and doesn't start with "F.") (By Joe R. Lansdale, August 29, 2002.) Grant Morrison - Bigger is Better
He invented The Invisibles, he breathed life into JLA, and now he's breathing life into the X-Men: Grant Morrison is a writer who reminds us why those titles became classics in the first place. (By Kenn McCracken.) Gundam : The History
Wing? Waltz? Mobile what? Don't worry! You can get the whole sordid story here. (By Kevin Pezzano.) Harlan and Hypoglycemia: A BayCon Quest
All Peter wanted was an autograph and a kind word. He was lucky to escape with his life. (By Peter Padraic O'Sullivan, July 26, 2002.) Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Sucks/ Rocks
Dobby! And some other stuff in the second Potter book was OK, too. (By RevolutionSF, July 18, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Sucks / Rocks
Last one, we promise. (By RevolutionSF, August 02, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Sucks / Rocks
"Someone's breaking into Snape's office on a regular basis. Should we set a trap or something? Naaah." (By RevolutionSF, July 20, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince Sucks / Rocks
Spoilers!!!Bruce Willis is really a man! End spoilers!!! (By RevolutionSF, July 21, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Sucks / Rocks
Angst! Death! PADFOOT! (By RevolutionSF, July 20, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban Sucks / Rocks
Harry Potter's dad is much cooler than Harry. And other good things about book 3. (By RevolutionSF, July 18, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone Sucks / Rocks
The first Harry Potter book rules. Except when it doesn't. (By RevolutionSF, July 17, 2007.) Harry Potter and the Sudden Sucking Void in His Absence
SPOILERS out the yin-yang and the wazoo. A look at the Potter effect amid SPOILERS. (By Mark Finn, July 22, 2007.) Headline Studios : Behind the Scenes of an Anime Studio
Headline Studios' founder details the company's history. (By Joe DiGiorgi, May 31, 2006.) Hellboy 2: The Commercials
So to promote that movie, they made commercials that are fun. Enjoy them with us. Please? (By Joe Crowe, July 13, 2008.) Heroes Season 1 Sucks / Rocks
The first season of Heroes was good. Except for when it wasn't. (By RevolutionSF, September 24, 2007.) Hey Kids! Let's Draw Comics: Tom Nguyen's Incredible Comics
Comics art instruction from the artist of Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters. Seriously. (By Jay Willson, March 10, 2008.) Hey Kids, Books About Comics!
There's gold in them thar hills! (By Mark Finn, November 12, 2004.) Hey Kids: Let`s Draw Some Comics!
A look at Ben Caldwell's Action Cartooning. (By Jay Willson, February 05, 2008.) Hide and Creep: Behind the Undead
Friends of ours filmed a zombie flick and a flesh-ripping good time was had. (By Kenn McCracken and Bryan Crowson, May 10, 2006.) The High-Verbals
An evening with Harlan Ellison, Peter David, Neil Gaiman, and MIT. (By Alex Jay Berman.) How I Saved D&D
A mostly true retelling of one humble man's contributions to 3rd Edition. (By Jeff Quick.) Hugo Awards 2001 In a Nutshell
Robert Heinlein, Bob Eggleton, Ang Lee, and Harry Potter?! They'll argue over this one for months. (By Peggy Hailey.) Hulk 2003 Movie Sucks / Rocks
It's so easy for everybody to pile on and criticize the 2003 Hulk movie. So let's get started! (By RevolutionSF, June 11, 2008.) Hulk : Great Moments in History
Nobody loves the Hulk, except for you and me. (By Joe Crowe, June 27, 2008.) Hulk Comic Books Suck / Rock
Comics fans knew Hulk first. Some of us dug the Hulk, some of us didn't. But he was ours before he was yours. How do you like that, normals? (By RevolutionSF, June 11, 2008.) Hulk TV Show Sucks / Rocks
We investigate the David side and the Hulk side of that 1970s show. (By RevolutionSF, June 11, 2008.) I Can See Your House From Here, v 2.49
Kenn's been in the huffable chemical closet again -- must be the heat. (By Kenn McCracken, August 29, 2002.) I Spent The Night With Mazinga, Shogun Warrior
The fact that he had those giant, gleaming metallic glide-wings welded right to his back I have to admit did a lot for me. (By Chris McCaleb, August 08, 2003.) If This Be My Destiny... Then Roll a 14 or Better to Hit
He thought he was out of the life. Leave it to Spider-Man to pull him back in. (By Mark Finn.) Incinerate My Flying Fire-breathing Regenerating Rabid Wombat, Baby
A gonzo gamer's introduction to Magic: The Gathering. (By Jason Myers.) Indiana Jones 4 : RevolutionSF News Countdown
A collection of all the news over the years about Indy 4, in convenient countdown form. (By Joe Crowe, May 20, 2008.) Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Sucks / Rocks
They got us. Here are the good and the bad things about the third Indy. (By Jason Myers and Deanna Toxopeus, May 23, 2008.) Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Sucks / Rocks
In the second Indy movie, anything went. (By RevolutionSF, May 22, 2008.) The Innsmouth Look
H.P. Lovecraft wrote about fish beings bred with humans. The strain lived on in Hollywood. (By KaosDevice, January 01, 2008.) The Invasion Movie Poster Contest
Nicole Kidman and the new James Bond. On a movie poster! For free! (The movie comes out Aug. 17). (By Joe Crowe, August 07, 2007.) Iron Man: Great Moments In Iron Man History
"He's a cool exec with a heart of steel." (By Joe Crowe, May 01, 2008.) Jack Kirby Characters : The Top 10
"I'll put a barrelful of lumps on you! I've no time to coddle your neuroses!" (By Jay Willson, May 28, 2008.) Jane Espenson Superstar : The RevolutionSF Interview
Summer, 2000: Joe Crowe, Shane Ivey, DragonCon, and an hour with Buffy the Vampire Slayer writer Jane Espenson! (By Shane Ivey and Joe Crowe.) Japanese Dream
You'd think it would be easy for an American to find quality anime in Japan. (By Alan Riquelmy, September 17, 2002.) Jeff VanderMeer Interviewed: VanderView
Jeff Topham talks art and the state of genre writing with Jeff VanderMeer. Now with extra squid! (By Jeff Topham, October 04, 2002.) Jeremy Bulloch : RevolutionSF Interview
What the heck has the man behind Boba Fett been up to since 1983? Plenty! Get the latest with the Revolution interview. (By Amy H. Sturgis.) Jim Munroe: RevolutionSF Interview
Ivan Lerner interviews Jim Munroe, author of Everyone in Silico. (By Ivan Lerner, November 30, 2002.) Joe Quesada and Marvel Comics
Joe Quesada set out to save Marvel Comics. Go figure; he's doing it. (By Kenn McCracken.) John Allison`s Scary Go Round
Here there be goblins, devil bears, various cults, witches, long-lost gods, and mad science.
(By Andrew Kozma, December 31, 2007.) John Carpenter and Ghosts of Mars
John Carpenter talks Ghosts of Mars, rates his most underrated
flicks, and dishes balls-out horror. (By Jason Myers.) Joss Whedon: Questions & Answers
Giles, Amy, the Buffybot, and more! (By Jason Myers.) Judd Winick : RevolutionSF Interview
From Barry Ween to Green Lantern, RevolutionSF hits Judd Winick with all the hard questions. (By Kevin Pezzano and Joe Crowe, September 29, 2002.) Justice League Q&A
The creators of Cartoon Network's new Justice League tell all about the development of the show, their plans for the heroes, and what villains we can expect to see! (By Jason Myers (Q&A) and Joe Crowe (Footnotes).) Karas: The Revelation DVD Contest
The latest in the anime action series is on DVD, and five RevolutionSF fans have won it from us. (By Joe Crowe, October 17, 2007.) King Kong: The Radio Play
The Violet Crown Radio Players are putting on a live audio production of King Kong. And hey -- I think we love it. (By Rick Klaw, December 07, 2005.) Life on Mars and This Time They Mean It
Yep. There are dots. (By Joe Crowe.) Like Moles, Like Rats: Interview with Director Jim Torres
In the movie Like Moles Like Rats, the first baby since the apocalypse is about to be born. (By Joe Crowe, March 06, 2008.) Lone Gunmen : Lone Gun Salute day 1
The fans respond. (By Joe Crowe, April 22, 2002.) The Lone Gunmen Live
It's all a big conspiracy. (By Jason Myers, April 22, 2002.) Lone Gunmen: Lone Gun Salute Day 2
Reaping the whirlwind continues. (By Joe Crowe.) Lone Gunmen: Lone Gun Salute, Day Two, Part Two: "Why isn`t Scully there?"
Joe Crowe on the [SPOILER!] of the Lone Gunmen. (By Joe Crowe.) Lord of the Rings for Atari 2600
An old-school fantasy deserves an old-school game. Atari was there for us... almost. (By Joe Crowe and Ryan Silva.) The Lord of the Rings: The Houghton Mifflin Preview
New footage, new interviews, and snippets of the fantastic score: a Rings preview hits bookstores nationwide. (By Rachel K. Ivey.) The Lord of the Rings: The Novelization
The novel based on the movie based on the book: an exclusive RevolutionSF preview! (By Joe Crowe, January 17, 2002.) Lost Dick-McCaffrey Collaboration Found
DRAGONVALIS: Behind the legendary project which has never seen print. Until, perhaps, now... (By Jesse Walker, June 10, 2002.) Lost Season 3
So, the third season of Lost. What was up with that? (By Gary Mitchel, June 06, 2007.) Lost Season 4 Sucks / Rocks
Awesome things about Lost season 4, and others not so much. (By Dave Sharp, June 02, 2008.) 'Lost' Sucks/Rocks
The warring camps of "Lost" fans come together at last to show what makes TV's biggest genre show great -- and a great big pain. (By RevolutionSF Staff, October 04, 2006.) Lovecraftian Doings
Ah, autumn. Where hearts turn to thoughts of Lovecraft. (By Amy H. Sturgis, October 31, 2005.) Magic Words: An Interview With Amy H. Sturgis
We talk with Amy Sturgis, translator of "The Magic Ring," a long-lost link of fantastic fiction. (By Joe Crowe, July 15, 2006.) Making of An American Geek, Part 3
The Making of an American Geek, Part 3: Cubby! Annette! (By Mark Finn, July 26, 2002.) Making of An American Geek, Part 4
The making of an American geek, part 4: Brother Lovecraft's Travelling Salvation Show! (By Mark Finn, August 01, 2002.) The Man Behind Samurai Jack
Genndy Tartakovsky, creator of Dexter's Laboratory, unveils
his latest creation, Samurai Jack, a strange action cartoon influenced
by Kurosawa movies, Asian culture, and Thundarr the Barbarian. (By Jason Myers.) Mars: Still No Water
Water on Mars? Nope. (By Joe Crowe.) Mass Effect : Sucker Punching Gravity
You'll want to play the game for sixty hours, bumming around, helping out the galaxy and collecting mineral samples, (By Dharma Bum, November 25, 2007.) Masters of Science Fiction Producer Keith Addis: The RevolutionSF Interview
Masters of Science Fiction's executive producer talks about Stephen Hawking and Harlan Ellison. (By Joe Crowe, August 11, 2007.) Michael Hoffman, Scary Tales Director: RevolutionSF Interview
RevSF asks Michael Hoffman, director of Scary Tales, a coupla stupid questions. (By Jason Myers.) Michael J. Walsh of Old Earth Books: RevolutionSF Interview
Robert R. Chase interviews Michael J. Walsh on E.E. "Doc" Smith, Lucius Shepard, Edward Whittenmore, Being Gardner Dozois, and the perils and pleasures of small press publishing. (By Robert R. Chase.) Minions!
Push them in the alligator pit! And cover them with bacon! (By KaosDevice, December 31, 2007.) The Mothman Prophecies Q&A
Mothman director Mark Pellington discusses the film, the mythology, and kicking actors in the ass. (By Jason Myers.) MuppetFest Part II
In which the performers pick up their puppets to explain the
origins of the characters. And—who knew?—the Muppet crew make HUTA jokes
too. (By Jason Myers, June 27, 2002.) MuppetFest, Part I
In which everyone explains how they joined Team Muppet! (By Jason Myers, June 24, 2002.) Namesake Star Explodes, Wreaks Havoc
Baby namesake star explodes in blast of unprecedented violence. (By Don Mowbray, March 12, 2004.) Neil Gaiman : RevolutionSF Interview
From Sandman to American Gods, Neverwhere to Coraline: Neil Gaiman discusses his famous fantasies of comics, novels,
and the screen. (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, May 28, 2002.) New Avengers: Spider-Man, Wolverine, and Their Amazing Friends
The New Avengers are neither new, nor really Avengers. Discuss. (By Van Plexico, September 28, 2005.) New Directions: A Look at Fantasy's Post-Rings Future
Lou Anders talks to authors David B. Coe, Alex Irvine, and Terry McGarry, and screenwriter Gary Goldman (Minority Report, Total Recall) about the influence of the Rings movies on film and fiction. (By Lou Anders.) New Directions: Catching a Wave
There's a groundswell going on, a convergence of genres and media and authors. But will the Next Wave really change science fiction? (By Lou Anders.) New Directions: Chocolate in My Peanut Butter
From gaming to comics to novels and back, authors Terry McGarry, Alex Irvine, Paul Di Filippo, Chris Roberson, David B. Coe, and John Grant (whew!) discuss the convergence of media in storytelling. (By Lou Anders, May 25, 2002.) New Directions: Decoding the Imagination of Charles Stross
Charles Stross—one of the most dynamic, thought-provoking talents on the sci-fi scene—let us borrow his brain for a little while. Now it's yours to enjoy. (By Lou Anders.) New Directions: Mind the Gap
It may be too much to ask that sci-fi on the screen live up to sci-fi on the page. But can't more of it at least be science fiction? (By Lou Anders.) New Directions: Whom the Writers Read
Snapshot: a few of the hottest authors and the books in their hands. (By Lou Anders.) New Horizons: Sci-Fi Books For Fall 2002: The Long List
An all-you-can-eat buffet of books for you to choose from. (By Peggy Hailey, September 05, 2002.) New Who Review: End of Season 3
A look at the end of a spectacular season, with the return of someone who's not very nice. (By Alan Riquelmy, July 15, 2007.) New Who View: 'Rise of the Cybermen' and 'The Age of Steel'
Cybermen! And other Doctor Who fun for the Who-deprived U.S. audience. (By Alan Riquelmy, July 06, 2006.) New Who View: Season 3 Mostly Spoiler-Free
Our Who guy gives a mostly spoiler-free preview of season 3. (By Alan Riquelmy, May 03, 2007.) New Who View: The Rest of Season 2
More Who than you can shake a sonic screwdriver at, in the rest of the new Doctor's season 2. (By Alan Riquelmy, October 25, 2006.) News from Comic-Con 2001: DC Comics
The Dark Knight Strikes Again, a new Wildstorm imprint, Paul Dini on Zatanna, and much more. (By Kenn McCracken.) News from Comic-Con 2001: Marvel Comics
Kevin Smith on Black Cat, Rucka and Amano on Wolverine and Electra, Jill Thompson on Night Nurses, and tons more news! (By Kenn McCracken.) Newsblast Archives : George Lucas Vs. Writing
From Dec. 2, 1999: George Lucas on writing. (By Joe Crowe.) Newsblast Archives : Michael Jackson Wants To Do Edgar Allan Poe
From Nov. 10, 1999: Bad and dangerous. (By Joe Crowe.) Newsblast Archives : Spider-Man, Justice League, Mists of Avalon
Sci-fi news from the misty past of November 28, 2001. (By Joe Crowe.) Newsblast Archives : Steal New Thieves World Books
Jan. 24, 2000: Steal these books. (By Joe Crowe.) Newsblast Archives: Matt Damon In Planet of the Apes, Please!
From June 8, 2000: Matt loves the apes! (By Joe Crowe.) No Tights, No Flights : DC Comics TV Series Not Coming Soon To A TV Near You
A fair and balanced look at five DC properties coming soon to a television near you! (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, October 13, 2003.) Not Just the Halo 3 Beta: Why I Love Crackdown
A rumination on video games and art. (By Navin Vembar, July 02, 2007.) OmegaCon 2008 : Geek Home Alabama
RevolutionSF hometown invaded by sci-fi convention. How we made it out alive. (By Joe Crowe, March 17, 2008.) OmegaCon 2008: RevolutionSF Preview
A biggie-size convention comes to RevolutionSF's hometown in March 2008. (By Joe Crowe, January 03, 2008.) On Iconic Superhero Costumes
For superhero costumes, design is everything. (By Ian Watson, December 31, 2007.) The One: Morgan and Wong Tell All
Filmmakers Glen Morgan and James Wong on producing The One, rewriting Final Destination, killing the Lone Gunmen, and more. (By Jason Myers.) Origins Awards 2005 : Forgot the Best
An all-new selection process. An all-new list of nominations. Are the 2005 Origins Awards a return to gaming excellence? (By Matthew Pook, April 22, 2006.) Oscar Predictions 2003: RevolutionSF Edition
We know what we WANT to win. Here's what WILL win. (By RevolutionSF Staff, February 28, 2004.) Paul Dini: Jayme Blaschke Interviews
Green Lantern! Duck Dodgers! Batman! Jingle Belle! Paul Dini spills all! (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, August 14, 2004.) Planet of the Apes : Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa Interview
Hollywood veteran Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa discusses his role in Planet of the Apes, the secret of Charlton Heston's role, and who looks most like a monkey. (By Jason Myers.) Playing Undead: Part 1 of 3
RevSFer Jason Myers takes you into the world of Live-Action Role Playing. Brace yourself. (By Jason Myers, August 29, 2003.) Playing Undead: Part 2 of 3
Wait, you mean you can role-play AND go out on a Saturday night (with girls) AT THE SAME TIME? (By Jason Myers, October 21, 2003.) Playing Undead: Part 3 of 3
Vampires with coloring books. (By Jason Myers, February 03, 2004.) Posts of Christmas Past
With the holidays crammed all around us, this is a perfect time to look back at how we've celebrated over the year. Just try not to anger the mutant reindeer. (By Shane Ivey and Joe Crowe, December 23, 2005.) The Pudding List
The proof is in here. (By Joe Crowe, August 20, 2004.) Q&A with J.C.
J.C. talks about Halloween, and why he owes everything to William Shatner. (By Jason Myers, February 19, 2003.) R. A. Lafferty: Effective Arcanum
There was magic in those words. Don Webb examines the uniquely familiar style of the late, great Lafferty. (By Don Webb.) Raiders of the Lost Ark Sucks / Rocks
RevolutionSF looks back at Raiders of the Lost Ark, and gives it both the idol and the whip. (By RevolutionSF, May 21, 2008.) The Rear-Ending of Farscape
Thoughts on the last episode of "Farscape." Note: Story may include spanking. (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, March 29, 2003.) Rebel Leaders of Sci-Fi
Somebody has to keep the X-wings gassed up. Here's a countdown of the best rebel leaders ever. (By Adrian Simmons, January 24, 2007.) Remembering The Crow: To Build A Temple To Sadness
"The emotion overwhelms any criticism I might offer." (By Kenn McCracken.) Revolution SF Does Armadillocon 24
The stars at night really DO shine big and bright at Austin's annual SF Convention. (By Peggy Hailey, August 21, 2002.) RevolutionSF at the Movies: Definitive Year-in-Review 2005
For your renting pleasure, a list by rating of every 2005 movie. Even non sci-fi ones. (By The RevolutionSF staff, May 31, 2006.) RevolutionSF Celebrates the Comics of 1986
Check out the 50 best comic books of 1986, the very best year in comics. (By Alan J. Porter, February 13, 2006.) RevolutionSF Contest: Win Dozois, Justice League, or Harryhausen: Now With Winners!
You won something from us! Several of you, anyway. You know who you are. (By Joe Crowe, May 28, 2008.) RevolutionSF Definitive 2004 Movie Year in Review
The power of RevSF compels you. (By Jason Myers, May 05, 2005.) RevolutionSF Fiction July 2002: Tony-Award Winning (Sort Of)
July 2002 in RevolutionSF Fiction. (By Joe Crowe, June 19, 2002.) RevolutionSF Fiction June 2002: Webb, Moorcock, Vandermeer
June 2002 stories by award-winning writers. (By Joe Crowe, June 02, 2002.) RevolutionSF Film Awards 2001
The votes are in! Join us in celebrating the best of the year's movies, and giving a little well-earned misery to the rest. (By Joe Crowe and Shane Ivey.) RevolutionSF Movie Previews: Spring-Summer 2004
Clip and save this handy and dandy guide to 2004 sci-fi movies and stuff. (By RevolutionSF Staff, March 24, 2004.) RevolutionSF Newsblast : Girl Detectives, Samurais, and Cowboys
Sci-fi news on Kelly Link, Doug Clegg, and Cowboy Curtis making the moves on Cleopatra 2525's Hel. (By Joe Crowe.) RevolutionSF Newsblast Archive : Hannibal Writer Likes To Get Money
Tales from the misty mists of sci-fi news, September 10, 1999. (By Shane Ivey, August 31, 2004.) RevolutionSF Newsblast: Comicon 2006
News for the rest of us, from top nerdathon San Diego Comicon 2006. (By Joe Crowe, August 04, 2006.) RevolutionSF Remembers Charlton Heston
We remember the man who looked for it, even though Zaius told him he might not like what he found. (By Joe Crowe, April 06, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Gary Gygax : Dice Rolls and Gold!
High school survival, in this memory of Gary Gygax. (By Dave Farnell, March 04, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Gary Gygax : Imaginations and Intellects
'Maybe my thieving skills are not such a great example of Gygax's influence on me.' (By Todd Shearer, March 04, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Gary Gygax : Just Passing Through
"Be careful around the Hall of Characters That Died Without A Saving Throw." (By , March 04, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Gary Gygax : Sex, Drugs, and DnD
"There is, granted, a lot of junk food consumed." One of our fiction editors talked to Gygax in 1998. (By Steve Wilson, March 05, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Gary Gygax : Sparking Synapses
If not for Gary Gygax, there would be no RevolutionSF. (By Shane Ivey, March 05, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Robert Asprin
We remember Robert Asprin, writer of Myth Adventures and editor of Thieves World. (By RevolutionSF, May 23, 2008.) RevolutionSF Remembers Stan Winston
We look at the sci-fi works of the special effects wizard. (By Gary Mitchel, Peggy Hailey, June 17, 2008.) RevolutionSF Team-Up: Carnage in the Comic-Book Cinema!
Join us for a moment's reminiscence filled with fondness, laughter, and stark raging hate. (By RevolutionSF Staff, July 26, 2003.) RevolutionSF Wish List 2003 : Mark Finn
We've been nice. Honest. (By Mark Finn, December 17, 2003.) RevolutionSF Wish List 2007 : Ellen Datlow
Editor Ellen Datlow checks in with her wish list for 2007. (By Ellen Datlow, December 28, 2007.) RevolutionSF Wish List 2007 : Mark Finn
It's Christmas time for the geeky. RevolutionSF wish lists can help. (By Mark Finn, December 18, 2007.) RevolutionSF Wish List 2007 : Sneezy the Squid
Ring-a-ling. Hear geeks ring. Soon it will be Christmas Day. (By Gary Mitchel, December 20, 2007.) RevolutionSF Wish List 2007: Peggy Hailey
Thumpety thump thump. Thumpety thump thump. Look at this geek Christmas wish list go. (By Peggy Hailey, December 20, 2007.) RevolutionSF Wish List 2007: Ubalstecha
Do you geek what we geek? Find out with another RevSF wish list. (By Deanna Toxopeus, December 23, 2007.) RevolutionSF's Sci-Fi Quote-O-Matic Vol. 1
Our first collection of our favorite things said in or about sci-fi. (By RevolutionSF staff, April 12, 2007.) RevSFPod: Christmas Music For The Rest Of Us
A guide to Christmas music to make you holly and/or jolly. (By Joe Crowe, December 22, 2005.) The Ring Q&A
Picking the brains of screenwriter Ehren Kruger, and producers Walter F. Parkes and Laurie MacDonald. (By Jason Myers, October 11, 2002.) Robert E. Howard : Hemingway with a Dick
Drop that wimpy "high fantasy" and the latest Tolkien rip-off. If you want sword and sorcery, Robert E. Howard is still the Man. (By Mark Finn.) Rudy Rucker : With a Name Like Rucker, It Has to Be Good
Mathematician/author Rudy Rucker goes beyond cyberpunk and brings back Transrealism. (By Ivan Lerner, August 31, 2002.) Sam Raimi: The Spider-Man Q&A
Sam Raimi talks Spider-Man, Bruce Campbell, and the business of filmmaking! (By Jason Myers.) San Diego 2001: The JLA / Avengers Panel
The long-awaited crossover is finally happening! (By Kenn McCracken.) San Diego Comic Con 2004
So... much... Con...! (By Andrew Kozma, August 20, 2004.) Save Farscape!
Got 30 seconds? Help us keep this terrific show on the air. (By RevolutionSF, September 09, 2002.) Sci Fi Channel Preview 2008-2009
We take a very, very serious look at what Sci Fi has in store. (By Joe Crowe, August 14, 2008.) SCI FI Channel to Resurrect "SCI FI" Magazine
USA purchases the channel's house magazine. (By Paul T. Riddell.) Sci Fi Convention Survival Guide : What To Take to A Con
We are here to help you attend sci-fi conventions, with this completely serious supply list. (By RevolutionSF, April 21, 2008.) Sci Fi Countdown of Death
While you agonized over the government and your money, RevSF looks at the other thing that is inevitable. (You did remember to fill out line 15G, right?) (By Joe Crowe, April 14, 2008.) Sci Fi Hunks 2008
This one is for the likers of men. (By Deanna Toxopeus, June 26, 2008.) Sci Fi Love : Cheap Dates
Ah, sci-fi love. Here are the top 5 who will do stuff with anything. (By Deanna Toxopeus, February 14, 2008.) Sci Fi Love : Married Couples
A sci-fi institute that even Lost in Space cannot disparage. (By Deanna Toxopeus, March 03, 2008.) Sci Fi Love : Triangles
Sci-fi three-ways. (Calling all porn spammers.) (By Deanna Toxopeus, June 05, 2008.) Sci Fi Love : WTF Couples
Some couples in sci-fi make us say you know what. (By Deanna Toxopeus, April 04, 2008.) Sci Fi Love: Slash Couples
A look at sci-fi guys that launch a thousand fanfics. (By Deanna Toxopeus, February 25, 2008.) Sci Fi Love: Unrequited Love
Unrequited love is the best kind. Well, maybe second best. (By Deanna Toxopeus, March 10, 2008.) Sci Fi Moms
The sci-fi Web site version of a cheesy, belated card. (Not for use with your real mother.)
(By Joe Crowe, May 09, 2005.) Sci Fi TV in Convenient Comic Book Form: Chuck, Buffy, Heroes, Supernatural
Comic books and sci-fi TV: It's like watching a TV show but you don't have to listen. (By Joe Crowe, July 06, 2008.) Sci-Fi Books To Look For : Holiday 2005
Books editor Peggy Hailey gives you some gift suggestions for the holidays. (By Peggy Hailey, December 09, 2005.) Sci-Fi Bunnies
"What's he do? Nibble your bum?" (By Joe Crowe, March 22, 2008.) Sci-Fi Dads Vol. 1
It's Father's Day again? That isn't true! That's impossible! We forgot to steal one of his ties! (By Joe Crowe and Shane Ivey, June 20, 2005.) Sci-Fi Dads Vol. 2
Late-night feedings? Diaper changes? Sci-fi dads love to do that stuff, in between dying and being arch-villains. (By Joe Crowe, June 08, 2007.) Sci-Fi Dads Vol. 3
Raising a child in sci-fi is a challenge for any father. We children have only begun to discover our power. Join him, and he will complete our training. With our combined strength, we can end this destructive conflict and bring order to the galaxy. (By Joe Crowe, June 15, 2008.) Sci-Fi Fan Just Doesn't Get It
Science fiction fan Melvin Frye just doesn't understand a few things. (By Radioactive Fanboy, January 24, 2003.) Sci-Fi Hall of Lame
A place to besmirch sci-fi's most besmirchable: The boring, cliched, and condescending fear the Lameassery! (By Joe Crowe, April 07, 2007.) Sci-Fi Hall of Lame vol. 2
More of the slap-assingest sci-fi characters find their spot in the Hall of Lame. (By Joe Crowe, January 24, 2008.) Sci-Fi Hunks 2004
This is for the likers of men. (By Amy H. Sturgis, April 26, 2004.) Sci-Fi Hunks Vol. 2
More for the likers of men. (By Deanna Toxopeus, August 07, 2008.) Sci-Fi Love : Star-Crossed Couples
Sci-fi love means guaranteeing you will someday not be there. (By Deanna Toxopeus, March 22, 2008.) Sci-Fi MacGuffins
Looking for their stuff gives sci-fi folks something to do. Here are the best ones. (By John Galt, Joe Crowe, May 26, 2008.) Sci-Fi Moms Vol. 2
When your female authority figure says you don't have to get her anything for Mother's Day, it means you have to get her something. In case you were wondering. (By Joe Crowe, May 10, 2006.) Sci-Fi Moms Vol. 3
Sci-fi moms must face aliens and death-rays. Which is slightly less hellish than what real-life moms face. (By RevolutionSF, May 07, 2007.) Sci-Fi Moms Vol. 4
Remind your mom how easy she had it because she didn not have to fight or blow up aliens. (RevolutionSF not responsible for hospital bills.) (By Joe Crowe, May 10, 2008.) Sci-Fi Movie Preview : Fall 2007
A look at things to do in a dark theater with popcorn. (By Joe Crowe, August 23, 2007.) Sci-Fi Movie Preview: Fall 2005
We'll always love you, sci-fi! Even when it's not summer! (By RevolutionSF Staff, August 09, 2005.) Sci-Fi Movie Preview: Fall-Winter 2004
At long last we get to see the big-screen version of -- Man-Thing? (By RevolutionSF Staff, August 01, 2004.) Sci-Fi Movie Preview: Spring 2005
Your preview of sci-fi between now and June 2005. The Guide! The Batman! The last Star Wars ever! (By RevolutionSF Staff, March 23, 2005.) Sci-Fi Movies : The Sargasso Of January
It's January, and the yearly movie dump has begun! RevolutionSF is here to help you sort the dreck from the gems. (By Paul T. Riddell.) Sci-Fi Theorizer: Angry Ghosts
Sci-Fi Theorizer, June 7, 2006. (By Joe Crowe.) Sci-Fi TV Cancelled Before Its Time : Five Unforgotten
Joe Crowe (with a few friends) takes a look at the top 5 (recent, but not too recent) sci-fi shows cancelled before their time. (By Joe Crowe.) Sci-Fi TV Preview : Fall 2001
Get EVERYTHING you want to know about upcoming shows in the RevolutionSF Sci-Fi TV Preview! (By Rachel K. Ivey.) Sci-Fi Women: Why Can`t You Be Eowyn?
There are an awful lot of sexy, ass-kicking heroines around these days. So why don't they want a little more respect? (By Laura Sorenson.) Science Fiction Convention Scavenger Quest
Earn points and, of course, street cred, when you cruise the 2005 sci-fi convention circuit. (By RevolutionSF Staff, July 14, 2005.) Science Fiction Museum and Hall of Fame
Spacier than Bill Gates and the Space Needle -- and in Seattle, that's saying something! (By Gary Mitchel, October 18, 2005.) Scientists Report: Scientists Don't Know Anything
Take THAT, Einstein! (By Joe Crowe.) Secret Origins of the Transformers
Ah... Hasbro's Transformers! A classic cartoon and toy series from... Japan?? (By Kevin Pezzano, April 05, 2004.) SeriousUSA: Playing their Cardz Right
Cardboard's still strong, but it might need to make a little room for the next thing in collectibles. (By Kenn McCracken.) SETI@Home Discovers Deep Space File Swappers
Astronomy community shocked; recording industry outraged. (By Don Mowbray, August 26, 2003.) Shelf and Screen: An Expedition to Barlowe's Alien Planet
Jayme Lynn Blaschke explores two amazing looks at the same alien planet, one on television and the other in print. (By Jayme Lynn Blaschke, February 03, 2006.) Shoiji Kawamori : A Brief Look Into the Mind of a Mecha God
In anime, if it's a giant robot that transforms, it was probably designed by Shoji Kawamori. Take a little peek into what makes him tick, in this mini-interview conducted at the recent Anime Expo 2002 con. (By "Webmistress Lizzard", August 29, 2002.) Simcoe and O'Bannon: A Farscape Q&A
Farscape may be going into reruns until January, but you can get your fix now. Rockne S. O'Bannon and Anthony Simcoe tell all about D'Argo, Zhaan, Jool, and the importance of dysfunction. (By Jason Myers.) Simian Cinema: Sci-Fi Ape Appreciation
King Kong Vs. Godzilla is fun because it's a giant ape versus a fire breathing mutant dinosaur. The WWE wishes it had stars and action as cool. But like the WWE, it just ain't that good. (By Rick Klaw, May 12, 2003.) Simpsons, Futurama Show The Love For The Geeks
A look back at how Futurama and The Simpsons show the love to sci-fi. (By Joe Crowe, June 02, 2002.) So You Want To Win RevolutionSF Contests
Secrets and tips on how to play without bringing disgrace upon yourself or your family. (By Joe Crowe, April 05, 2003.) Speed Racer Sucks / Rocks
Why the demon on wheels rules, and reasons why he crashes like Chim Chim after a banana bender. (By RevolutionSF, May 09, 2008.) Spider-Man: A Tingling Appreciation
RevolutionSF talks about Spider-Man on Electric Company, in bracelets, and with Ms. Lion. (By RevolutionSF staff, April 30, 2007.) Standing Up to the Cool Kids
Now that he's reviewed all of the nominees for this year's Arthur C. Clarke Awards, Jonathan McCalmont puts his money where his mouth is with a few predictions. (By Jonathan McCalmont, May 16, 2006.) Star Trek 40th Anniversary: Treks of Choice
RevolutionSF chooses the best episodes of the show that put miniskirts in space. (By RevolutionSF staff, September 08, 2006.) Star Trek: The Experience
The Las Vegas attraction that almost makes you forget about those hollow-eyed strung-out chain-smoking grannies clutching a slot machine pull-bar in one hand and a big cup of nickels in the other. (By Jason Myers, October 01, 2002.) Star Wars Episode II: Our Two Creds
Gather round, young Padawans, as the RevolutionSF staff—and a busload of our closest personal friends—take a second look (and a third, and a fourth, and...) at Attack of the Clones. (By RevolutionSF and Friends, May 20, 2002.) The Star Wars Generation
With Episode II in theaters, Jason Myers takes a look back at
the 1997 re-release of Star Wars. (By Jason Myers, May 15, 2002.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks
With the last movie coming out, has Star Wars got you conflicted? Here's why -- everything that sucks and rocks about every Star Wars movie. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 17, 2005.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks: A New Hope
Proof that Episode IV sucks -- and rocks. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 17, 2005.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks: Attack of the Clones
Proof that Episode II sucks -- and rocks. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 23, 2005.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks: Return of the Jedi
Proof that Episode VI sucks -- and rocks. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 18, 2005.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks: Revenge of the Sith
Proof that Episode III sucks -- and rocks. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 25, 2005.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks: The Empire Strikes Back
Proof that Episode V sucks -- and rocks. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 17, 2005.) Star Wars Sucks/Rocks: The Phantom Menace
Proof that Episode I sucks -- and rocks. (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 20, 2005.) Stephen King's Dark Tower
Stephen King's Dark Tower is over, and the emotional power leaves a mark. (By Van Plexico, October 25, 2006.) Stephen King`s Dreamcatcher: A Book I Have Not Read
Sometimes you HAVE to judge a book by its cover. Books like Dreamcatcher don't make that easy. (By Peggy Hailey.) Steve Utley Silurian Franchise Now Accepting Bids
Here's YOUR chance to get in on the Steve Utley Silurian franchise! (By Steve Utley, February 09, 2006.) Sulu Reports To Filthy Bridge of Howard Stern
Captain Sulu on Howard Stern. All of him. (By Joe Crowe, January 20, 2006.) Superman Movie : The Casting Super-Couch
A serious analysis of the actors in the running for the "Superman" movie. Kind of. (By Joe Crowe, February 27, 2003.) Supernatural : The Best 10 Episodes
The best episodes of the show that makes scary stuff snarktastic and awesome.
(By Dodger Winslow, April 23, 2008.) Superstar Showcase
Believe it or not, some shows DIDN'T make it to this year's fall sci-fi TV schedule. Take a look! (By Joe Crowe, July 01, 2003.) Swamp Thing: An Appreciation
Swamp Thing fights everything . . . nasty! (By Joe Crowe, July 24, 2006.) The Sword and the Sorceror (1983)
Lee Horsley's man-stache! Kathleen Beller not clothed! (By Lloyd Woodall, January 01, 2008.) Ten Books for Fantasy and Science Fiction Fans Who Think They've Read Everything
Yes, there are still great ones out there! Here are a few to help get your shopping started. (By Mark Finn.) Ten Reasons to Read Comic Books
Think of this as a gift. Your life will be a little brighter if you accept it. (By Kenn McCracken.) Ten Things Geeky: 2001
Good riddance to a year's worth of rubbish. But there were some good things to come out of 2001. Join us to celebrate a few of them! (By RevolutionSF Staff.) Ten Things I Have Learned at Sci-Fi Conventions
Take these lessons to your next sci-fi convention. They may save your life. (By Joe Crowe, September 28, 2006.) Thankful Things (2003)
Holiday love putting you to sleep? Or is it just the turkey? We have some recommendations. (By Shane Ivey, November 28, 2003.) They're Made out of Tarot Cards
The connection between Roger Zelazny's Amber series and... Tarot cards? (By Velvet Delorey, February 07, 2003.) This Story Contains A Tiny Amount of Bull
Or, nanotech research gets bullish. (By Joe Crowe.) Thriller
Hoo! (By Gary Mitchel, January 01, 2008.) Time Bandits : A Boy's Adventure Tale
What children's film blows up a dog? (By Lloyd Woodall, April 28, 2008.) Top 6.66 Devils
You! Reading this at home! Worship this list that's of the devil! (By Peggy Hailey and RevolutionSF, October 26, 2007.) Top 6.66 Ghosts
This countdown is not full of sheet! Yes, that's what I said. (By Peggy Hailey & RevolutionSF, October 26, 2007.) Top 6.66 Haunted Houses
Hey, everybody! Let's spend Halloween with ghosts who write on walls in blood! (By Todd Shearer and RevolutionSF, October 25, 2007.) Top 6.66 Vampires
Hey, everybody! Let's spend Halloween with things that suck! Like going everywhere else on the Net except here. (By RevolutionSF, October 28, 2007.) Top 6.66 Werewolves
RevolutionSF shows love to the lycanthropes. (By Mark Finn, October 25, 2007.) Top 6.66 Witches
RevolutionSF counts down magical ladies, warts and all. (By Deanna Toxopeus and Joe Crowe, October 24, 2007.) Top 6.66 Zombies
Brains. (By Matt Cowger and Gary Mitchel, October 28, 2007.) Top 75 Heroines of Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror, Part V
At long last, the Top Ten Heroines! (By RevolutionSF Staff, May 12, 2006.) Top 75 Heroines of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror: Part I
RevolutionSF proudly celebrates the women who define our favorite genre! (By RevolutionSF Staff, April 12, 2004.) Top 75 Heroines of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror: Part II
In this installment, heroines No. 55 to No. 36: Dr. Susan Calvin to Sarah from "Labyrinth." (By RevolutionSF Staff, June 01, 2004.) Top 75 Heroines of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror: Part III
In this installment, heroines No. 35 to No. 21: Vasquez to Michelle Yeoh. (By RevolutionSF Staff, August 24, 2004.) Top 75 Heroines of Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror: Part IV
This installment: Marion Ravenwood to Dr. Zira. (By RevolutionSF Staff, January 11, 2005.) The Top Five Tolkien CDs
Need a fix for your Tolkien multimedia jones? These albums will make everything right. (By Amy H. Sturgis, June 19, 2002.) Trail of Bones - A Preview
Get a look inside the latest installment in Mark London Williams' Danger Boy series! (By Mark London Williams, July 27, 2005.) Trailer Probe : Iron Man, Hulk Cartoons
Upcoming Marvel cartoons with superheroes fighting and teen Iron Man. Yep. Teen. (By Joe Crowe, July 19, 2008.) Trailer Probe : Brave and the Bold, Black Panther
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